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Some interesting examples of error handling are discussed here.

In this video you will learn about:

The importance of different data structures, discussing their role in making searches and changes efficient. The video highlights the optimization of data structures for a balance between speed and memory usage. The focus shifts to control structures, explaining the sequence, branch, loop, and function as fundamental components. It introduces library functions and exceptions, emphasizing their impact on program states. The discussion moves to interrupts, describing how hardware and software interrupts can affect program execution. The lecture touches on coverage, delving into structural coverage, branch coverage, and multi-condition coverage. It also addresses the limitations of structural testing, particularly in detecting errors and risks. The importance of achieving high branch coverage for bug detection is acknowledged, but the effectiveness of structural tools for black-box testing is questioned.

Discussed terminology:

  • Data structures

  • Control structures

  • Testing exceptions

  • Coverage

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